SnowSchool At Home

How do you make a snow shelter? (K-2nd Grade)

Winter Week 8 (Feb 1st)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide for K-2nd grade as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

How cold is the snow? (K-2nd Grade)

Winter Week 11 (March 1st)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities. 

Snow vs Ice: What’s the difference? (K-2ND GRADE)

Winter Week 12 (March 8th)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

Can you find signs of spring? (K-2nd Grade)

Winter Week 13 (March 15th)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities. 

All Activities

You can access and complete all available SnowSchool at Home activities whenever you like, just click here to see all past, present and future weeks’ activities and upcoming themes (you will need your SnowSchool password).

Need a SnowSchool at Home password? Click here. 

HOW COLD IS THE SNOW? (3rd-5th GRADE)

Winter Week 11 (March 1st)

Watch the video created by SnowSchool leader Brian Blake to learn how to explore this question!

Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Check out the curriculum and activity guide for 3rd-5th grade (view and download it here)

HOW FAST DOES SNOW MELT? (3rd-5th GRADE)

Winter Week 12 (March 8th)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities. 

Huge SnowSchool shout-out to our partners at Sierra Watershed Education Partnerships for putting together this video! Find out more at 4swep.org

Can you find signs of spring? (3rd-5th Grade)

Winter Week 13 (March 15)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities. 

All Activities

You can access and complete all available SnowSchool at Home activities whenever you like, just click here to see all past, present and future weeks’ activities and upcoming themes (you will need your SnowSchool password).

Need a SnowSchool at Home password? Click here. 

What are the sounds of winter? (6th-8th Grade)

Winter Week 10 (Feb 22nd)

A big SnowSchool shout-out to our site at Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve (LTER) University of Minnesota for putting this activity together! Learn more at – cedarcreek.umn.edu/ed

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

How cold is the snow? (6th-8th Grade)

Winter Week 11 (March 1st)

And a huge SnowSchool shout-out to our partner with the NASA SnowEx campaign! Learn more about SnowEX here – winterwildlands.org/the-importance-of-wilderness-to-snow-research

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

What’s the simplest snow science tool? (6th-8th Grade)

Winter Week 12 (March 8th)

And a huge SnowSchool shout-out to our partner with the NASA SnowEx campaign! Learn more about SnowEX here – winterwildlands.org/the-importance-of-wilderness-to-snow-research

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.  

How is climate change impacting snow? (6th-8th Grade)

Winter Week 13 (March 15th)

A big SnowSchool shout-out to our site at Niwot Ridgt (LTER) for helping inspire this activity! Learn more at – Niwot LTER

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

All Activities

You can access and complete all available SnowSchool at Home activities whenever you like, just click here to see all past, present and future weeks’ activities and upcoming themes (you will need your SnowSchool password).

Need a SnowSchool at Home password? Click here. 

Become a NASA snow scientist! (9th-12th Grade)

Winter Week 6 (January 25th)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

Learn more about Community Snow Observations here – communitysnowobs.org (you can view your data and watch additional tutorials)

Learn more about the NASA SnowEx snow science campaign here – winterwildlands.org/nasa-snowex/

Learn how to make your own snowshoes! (9th-12th Grade)

Winter Week 7 (Feb 1st)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

Learn how to make a snow shelter! (9th-12th Grade)

Winter Week 8 (Feb 8th)

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

How cold is the snow? (9th-12th Grade)

Winter Week 11 (March 1st)

And a huge SnowSchool shout-out to our partner with the NASA SnowEx campaign! Learn more about SnowEX here – winterwildlands.org/the-importance-of-wilderness-to-snow-research

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

What’s the simplest snow science tool? (9th-12th Grade)

Winter Week 12 (March 8th)

And a huge SnowSchool shout-out to our partner with the NASA SnowEx campaign! Learn more about SnowEX here – winterwildlands.org/the-importance-of-wilderness-to-snow-research

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online schol? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.  

How is climate change impacting snow? (9th-12th Grade)

Winter Week 13 (March 15th)

A big SnowSchool shout-out to our site at Niwot Ridgt (LTER) for helping inspire this activity! Learn more at – Niwot LTER

Activity & Curriculum Guide: Doing this activity for virtual, home or online school? Click this link to see the curriculum and activity guide as well as discussion questions and extension activities.

All Activities

You can access and complete all available SnowSchool at Home activities whenever you like, just click here to see all past, present and future weeks’ activities and upcoming themes (you will need your SnowSchool password).

Need a SnowSchool at Home password? Click here. 

All Activities

You can access and complete all available SnowSchool at Home activities whenever you like, just click here to see all past, present and future weeks’ activities and upcoming themes (you will need your SnowSchool password).

Need a SnowSchool at Home password? Click here.